Drua
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Drua lean on Leleiwasa’s Force knowledge for Lautoka showdown with Western Force
New recruit Issak Fines-Leleiwasa brings inside knowledge of the Force as the Drua sharpen their plan for a big clash at Churchill Park in Lautoka. With kickoff looming, expect tactical twists that could give the home side the edge.
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Drua square off with Western Force at home as cyclone-hit week fuels top-six bid
Fiji’s Drua return home with a resolve to rebound from back-to-back losses and a nation still feeling the effects of Tropical Cyclone Vaianu. A refreshed lineup promises sharper attacking options as they host the Western Force, chasing a crucial top-six push and a performance that can lift spirits.
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Crusaders rout Drua 69-26, extending Drua’s winless run on the road in Super Rugby Pacific
A chastening night on the road exposed the Drua’s defensive frailties as a heavyweight foe surged clear. With momentum in question, a crucial run of fixtures will test their resolve and call for a swift regrouping.
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Drua eye historic upset in last-ever Crusaders game at Christchurch’s Apollo Projects Stadium
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head to Christchurch for a historic clash—the last-ever match at the Crusaders’ home ground—after a focused Auckland build-up. A stern test against the defending champions awaits as momentum and preparation collide.
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Crusaders rout Drua 69-26 in Addington farewell as Codie Taylor bags four tries to become the leading try-scoring forward in Super Rugby history
Crusaders roll out a farewell to Addington with a blistering 69-26 win, and a night that will be remembered for more than the scoreline. Codie Taylor stars with a four-try haul in his 150th appearance, cementing his place as Super Rugby’s leading try-scoring forward. A milestone-filled, emotion-charged display that underlines the hosts’ attacking depth and…
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Codie Taylor nets four on 150th cap as Crusaders rout Drua in Addington farewell
An emotional farewell to Addington ends in a commanding Crusaders win as Codie Taylor shines in his 150th appearance with a four-try haul. A powerful forward game and clinical finishing mark a night to remember as the team looks ahead to Te Kaha Stadium.
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Blues rally in second half to beat Drua 40-15 at Eden Park
Blues turn a tight first half into a commanding win at Eden Park, riding a sharp second-half surge. A late Drua mistake opened the door for a decisive finish as the home side sealed the result and kept their momentum going.
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Blues hand Drua a 40-15 defeat after second-half fade and missed chances
An opening burst lifts the Drua, but a second-half lapse leaves them on the wrong side of the scoreboard. Coach Glen Jackson signals a need for sharper execution and renewed intensity, with cultural and preparation elements adding another layer to next weekend’s challenge.
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Salawa Promoted to Start, Murray Shines Off Bench as Drua Build Explosive Openside Duo
Salawa’s shift into the starting XV and Murray’s impact off the bench are giving the Drua a new edge. The rising open-side pairing is boosting pace, pressure at the breakdown, and overall bite in the pack—hinting at a pivotal mid-season shift for their Super Rugby Pacific campaign.
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Drua chase first Eden Park win as Lomani warns Blues’ powerful pack will test them
Frank Lomani signals a stern test for the Drua at Eden Park, where a tight, physical Blues pack will demand a sharp, mobile plan. A leadership shift and Auckland’s hoodoo add extra pressure to what promises to be a gripping clash.